en.Wedoany.com Reported - MWM (a subsidiary of Tupy) has announced a diesel truck conversion deal with the transportation and logistics division of Grupo SADA, converting 35 trucks originally powered by diesel to engines running 100% on biomethane and natural gas.

All vehicles in this conversion are equipped with MWM 330-horsepower engines specifically developed for biomethane and natural gas combustion. This technical solution reduces greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining the torque and power performance of diesel engines, with a vehicle range of approximately 350 kilometers and support for rapid gas cylinder refueling.

This conversion plan requires high technical expertise to ensure full compliance with regulatory standards. To date, these trucks have accumulated over 878,000 kilometers of operation, validating the robustness and efficiency of the solution.

Cristian Malevic, Vice President of Energy and Decarbonization at Tupy, stated that this solution balances productivity, economy, and environmental responsibility. The launch of the fleet conversion for Grupo SADA reinforces MWM's role in the decarbonization process of road transport. MWM provides a complete solution including new engines, gas storage systems, electronic integration, and document compliance.

Luisa Medioli, Sustainability Director at Grupo SADA, believes that sustainability is directly linked to business efficiency. Adopting cleaner technologies not only reduces emissions but also makes operations more competitive and future-ready.

Malevic commented that through this initiative, the MWM brand expands its presence in the vehicle conversion market, offering alternatives for companies seeking to reduce fuel costs and simplify maintenance, while advancing its environmental commitments.

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